ID help

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Hello,

Does anyone knows anything about ID of this european coins?

coin 1)
1.7gr
24-25mm
(found at https://www.ma-shops.de/koci/item.php?id=12090 just as "old german coin")


coin 2)
15mm



coin 3)
1.4gr
25mm




Thanks in advance

/pietr
1. Looks nothing like a coin or token; may be a seal.
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
3. Swiss cantons › Bern, City of

Obverse: Bern shield containing a bear
Lettering: MONE NO REIPV BERNENSIS [date]
Translation: New coin from Bern

Reverse: Double-headed eagle
Lettering: BERCHT DVX ZERIN FVNDATOR
Translation: Berthold, Duke of Zähringen, founder

Similar: https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces79352.html
Token collector [1600-1899] with some coins
Thank you very much ZacUK for the ID of the Bern coin :-) :-) :-)
For #2 I think I see T R A I E C T from 9:00 - 1:00 in the first photo, which could be either Utrecht, or Maastricht. If I were to guess the era based on the letters I can see, I would say 14th -15th century.

As an example (but not a match), this coin has those letters on its side with the cross: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3470879

I would not rule out that there are other places with this combination of letters.
The first one is surely a token.
not the same one here but just to show as a comparison https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=4447&lot=768
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Quote: "tdziemia"​For #2 I think I see T R A I E C T from 9:00 - 1:00 in the first photo, which could be either Utrecht, or Maastricht. If I were to guess the era based on the letters I can see, I would say 14th -15th century.

​As an example (but not a match), this coin has those letters on its side with the cross: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=3470879

​I would not rule out that there are other places with this combination of letters.
​Thank you for the hint - indeed I can read T R A I E C T on the side with the cross.
Reverse seems different (does not seems like a shield) but I agree its era might be 14-15th century.
The only coins I could find with this short cross from Bishopric of Utrecht are indeed from the reign of John of Arkel. A reverse legend ✠ MOnETA : TRAIECT is known on some small denominations. But I think yours might have ✠ C IV ITAS TRAIECT instead (I think I can see every letter except the IN in the center of CIVITAS).

I have searched a bit for this legend, but could not find anything.

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